Coach gun sawed off

[Wombat of Doom]

Would this be legal in a muzzle loader in Oregon with no tax stamp? I was thinking percussion cap ignition if possible. I have a soft spot for weird weapons of the past.

I would love a double barrel scattergun sawed off to about 10 inch barrel. I plan on form 1 for my cz coach gun but the flame and smoke of a muzzle loading bp sbs is appealing.

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[Geardo]

I think it is legal. Was considering making one for a while. Would be a lot of fun!

 

[SOrez]

Would a Diablo 12 gauge pistol with 6" barrels work for you?

 

[KKG]

Just wondering if you're planning on putting on SILENCERS???

 

[Haftard]

I know Washington dosnt concider a muzzleloader a firearm and I'm pretty sure they view it the same way in oregon

 

[Wombat of Doom]

Just wondering if you're planning on putting on SILENCERS???

No. This would be straight up Wild West.

 

[KKG]

No. This would be straight up Wild West.

Ah, that's NO FUN at ALL!!!

 

[Andy54Hawken]

I am no Lawyer...
But in most states* traditional style muzzleloaders , be they actual antiques or modern made replicas are not under the same overbearing rules , laws and requirements as "modern firearms"

*In some states Illinois for example , a modern made replica firearm in flint or cap will need to go through a FFL Dealer.
Andy

 

[Open_Wire]

Just wondering if you're planning on putting on SILENCERS???

Needs picatinny rails and a light for the full effect.

 

[Haftard]

Needs picatinny rails and a light for the full effect.

And a high capacity speed reload box taped to the bottom

 

[leadcounsel]

I'm not your lawyer nor is this legal advice. I also don't practice law in Oregon so this is to be clear NOT legal advice in any way.

Out of pure curiosity I thought this might be a destructive device. But on the ATF website it lists antique firearms as an exemption. Also lists a rifle intended to be used only for sporting purposes, whatever that means... Firearms - Guides - Importation & Verification of Firearms - National Firearms Act Definitions - Destructive Device | Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives